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SICK OF Synonyms

adjective nonchalant

apathetic

been around twice

bored

cloyed

cool

disenchanted

disentranced

done it all

fed up

glutted

indifferent

jaded

knowing

laid-back

lukewarm

mellow

mundane

offhand

satiated

sophisticate

sophisticated

surfeited

unconcerned

unexcited

uninterested

unmoved

weary

worldly

world-weary

SICK OF Synonyms

adjective let down

disillusioned

embittered

disappointed

jaundiced

knowing

sophisticate

sophisticated

soured

undeceived

blasé

cynical

disenthralled

disentranced

indifferent

mondaine

out of love

worldly

worldly-wise

SICK OF antonyms

enchanted

encouraged

SICK OF Synonyms

adjective sickened; offended

appalled

outraged

queasy

tired

unhappy

weary

abhorred

displeased

nauseated

repelled

repulsed

revolted

satiated

scandalized

sick

fastidious

fed up

full up

grossed out

had bellyful

had enough

had it

nauseous

overwrought

sick and tired of

squeamish

turned off

up to here

SICK OF antonyms

activated

fresh

attracted

delighted

desirous

happy

pleased

SICK OF Synonyms

adjective exhausted, indifferent

bored

tired

weary

cool

dulled

fagged

fatigued

sated

satiated

spent

surfeited

wearied

worn

been around

blah

blasé

done it all

fed up

had it

tired-out

up to here

worn-down

worn-out

SICK OF antonyms

fresh

unused

SICK OF Synonyms

adjective exhausted, weary

annoyed

bored

distressed

drained

exasperated

fatigued

irritated

overworked

sleepy

stale

beat

collapsing

consumed

drooping

empty

enervated

fagged

faint

finished

flagging

irked

jaded

overtaxed

prostrated

spent

wasted

worn

all in

asleep

broken-down

burned out

dead

dead on one's feet

dog-tired

done for

done in

droopy

drowsy

fed up

haggard

narcoleptic

petered out

played-out

pooped

run down

tuckered out

worn-out

SICK OF antonyms

energized

lively

fresh

saved

fired up

invigorated

refreshed

rested

Related Words SICK OF

BLASE adjective nonchalant

apathetic

bored

cool

disenchanted

fed up

indifferent

jaded

knowing

laid-back

lukewarm

mellow

mundane

offhand

sophisticated

unconcerned

uninterested

unmoved

weary

worldly

sophisticate

been around twice

cloyed

disentranced

done it all

glutted

satiated

sick of

surfeited

unexcited

world-weary

BLASé adjective nonchalant

apathetic

been around twice

bored

cloyed

cool

disenchanted

disentranced

done it all

fed up

glutted

indifferent

jaded

knowing

laid-back

lukewarm

mellow

mundane

offhand

satiated

sick of

sophisticate

sophisticated

surfeited

unconcerned

unexcited

uninterested

unmoved

weary

worldly

world-weary

DISENCHANTED adjective let down

disillusioned

embittered

disappointed

jaundiced

knowing

sophisticate

sophisticated

soured

undeceived

blasé

cynical

disenthralled

disentranced

indifferent

mondaine

out of love

sick of

worldly

worldly-wise

DISGUSTED adjective sickened; offended

appalled

outraged

queasy

tired

unhappy

weary

abhorred

displeased

nauseated

repelled

repulsed

revolted

satiated

scandalized

sick

fastidious

fed up

full up

grossed out

had bellyful

had enough

had it

nauseous

overwrought

sick and tired of

sick of

squeamish

turned off

up to here

JADED adjective exhausted, indifferent

bored

tired

weary

cool

dulled

fagged

fatigued

sated

satiated

spent

surfeited

wearied

worn

been around

blah

blasé

done it all

fed up

had it

sick of

tired-out

up to here

worn-down

worn-out

MORE TIRED adjective exhausted, weary

drained

distressed

sleepy

overworked

fatigued

stale

bored

annoyed

irritated

faint

beat

jaded

spent

worn

drooping

finished

wasted

enervated

flagging

empty

asleep

broken-down

done for

done in

droopy

drowsy

fed up

haggard

pooped

run-down

tuckered out

worn out

exasperated

consumed

prostrated

fagged

irked

overtaxed

collapsing

all in

burned out

dog-tired

narcoleptic

petered out

played out

sick of

dead on one's feet